Sunday Devotional for February 28
“This man then having two sons is understood to be God having two nations, as if they were two roots of the human race; and the one composed of...
Sunday Devotional for February 21
“This parable represents to us two chariots on the race course, each with two charioteers in it. In one of the chariots it places righteousness with pride, in the...
Sunday Devotion for February 14
Gospel commentary from the Sunday of Zaccheus Luke 19:1-10 Come and let us see what was the method of Zacchaeus’s conversion. He desired to see Jesus and therefore climbed...
Devotion for Sunday February 7
On the Gospel story of the healing of the Syro-Phoenician woman’s daughter ( ) And that to heal the Centurion’s servant, and the daughter of this Cannanite woman,...
Devotion for Sunday, January 31
“Calling together the Apostles, He gave them the Gospel doctrine, to one more, to another less, not as of His own bounty or scanting, but as meeting the capacity...
Devotion for Sunday, January 24
Comment on Sunday’s Gospel “The blind man seeks from the Lord not gold, but light. Let us then seek not for false riches, but for that light which together...
Devotion for Sunday, January 17
“Let your soul abide with the Lord at all times, and let your body abide on earth like a statue. Always stand upright before the face of the Lord....
Devotion for Sunday, January 10
What others said about Christ (from St. Nikolai’s ‘Prologue’) “No one has ever spread as much shameful slander about Christ the Lord as the Jews. Their Talmud seethes with...
Devotion for Sunday, January 3
The Purpose of Life by St. Seraphim of Sarov (whose Feast was Saturday) “However prayer, fasting, vigil and all the other Christian practices may be, they do not constitute...
Devotion for Sunday December 27
Reflection on the Nativity from St. Nikolai Velimirovich The Lord Jesus, born in Bethlehem, was first worshiped by shepherds and wise men (astrologers) from the east— the simplest and...